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Hotel JARDIN LE BREA : Rooms and Services
The Hotel Jardin le Brea offers 23 rooms. The standard rooms and the breakfast room have been completely refurbished in 2016.
- No Smoking Room
- Bathtub
- Shower
- Air conditioning
- Cable or satellite TV
- Safe
- Hair dryer
- Movie Channels
- Toilet
- TV Flat Panel 32 inch or greater
- Internet Access - Complimentary
- Wireless Internet Access
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Benefits / Services hotel JARDIN LE BREA - PARIS
The staff at the Hotel Jardin Le Brea welcomes you all year round in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere. With your well-being and comfort in mind, the hotel offers a range of personal, high standard services. It strives to ensure that your stay in Paris runs smoothly and would be delighted to advise you on places to visit in the capital or make reservations for you.
- Fax / copy service
- Sightseeing tours reservation
- Air conditioning
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator
- Business Center
- Fire safety compliant
- Coffee shop
- Lounge
- High Speed internet access complimentary
- Concierge desk
- Wireless Internet Access
- 24-hour front desk
- Baggage Hold
- Taxi-call
- Reservations for restaurants
- Reservations for shows, events
Breakfast is not included in the room rate.
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Each month we ask one of our favorite San Diegans the question:
If you only had 24 hours to show a friend the best that urban San Diego has to offer, where would you take them?
Rudy Pollorena Jr.
Live: North Park
Work: North Park
How Long: San Diego native
Good morning, you want to start your day off right?
Well, let's head to our friends at Dark Horse Coffee for some excellent caffeinated pick you ups! Cold Brew on Nitro or some tasty hot pour overs.
With coffees in hand we can decide where to eat breakfast, but I'll just let you know — bang for buck, Golden Hill Cafe has some of the best chilaquiles in all of San Diego. What are chilaquiles? Tasty tortillas cut up into pieces, crispy with some spicy red sauce and some eggs and beans on the plate! MAN, so good.
After we have full bellies and cracked out on coffee, we can head to Torrey Pines to walk some trails. It would be great to walk off all that morning awesome and see the beautiful sights of the San Diego coastline! Torrey Pines is sweet because there are many trails that can lead you up high for awesome vistas, or walk down along the beautiful beach. Ahhh, you smell that crisp ocean air?
It's probably getting close to lunchtime…so I'd suggest we head down to Carnitas Snack Shack down in North Park for some excellent piggie yums! Their Steak Sandwich is one of my favorites, and their infamous Triple Threat Sandwich is not for the faint of heart. But, if you are up for a challenge… you got this!
Since we're in North Park, we can hit up 30th street and walk around to all the Awesome that are breweries! We can walk to Mike Hess, grab a pint and play some darts! After I beat you in darts, we can cruise across the street to North Park Beer Co. and try out some of their tasty ales or lagers. We can then go to Rip Current or Fall Brewing. If you're keeping up, we can Uber down to Hamilton's Tavern in South Park and, depending on the day, watch a ballgame on the telly, play some pool or shuffleboard, and drink of their amazing offerings!
It's probably getting to be late afternoon/early evening at this point so we can Uber to get a beautiful San Diego burrito! JV's Mexican Food off Morena Blvd is one of my favorite spots of all time. I've been eating there for over 20 years and they have not let me down. We can get the burrito to go and wander over to Coronado Brewing tasting room off Knoxville Street and try one of San Diego's oldest breweries!
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Bridge of de Gods (wand bridge)
The Bridge of de Gods was a naturaw dam created by de Bonneviwwe Swide, a major wandswide dat dammed de Cowumbia River near present-day Cascade Locks, Oregon in de Pacific Nordwest of de United States. The river eventuawwy breached de bridge and washed much of it away, but de event is remembered in wocaw wegends of de Native Americans as de Bridge of de Gods.
The Bridge of de Gods is awso de name of a modern manmade bridge, across de Cowumbia River between Oregon and Washington.
Geowogic history[edit]
Interpretations of de age of de Bonneviwwe wandswide have evowved as more investigators have studied it and as more modern dating techniqwes have become avaiwabwe. Earwy work based on dendrochronowogy and radiocarbon dating suggested de wandswide occurred between AD 1060 and 1180 or between 1250 and 1280. The year 1100 has often been cited as de date of de Bonneviwwe wandswide. More recent work using radiocarbon dating and wichenometry has suggested dates between 1500 and 1760 or between 1670 and 1760.[1][2] These younger radiocarbon ages permitted a possibwe wink to de 1700 Cascadia eardqwake.[3][4] However, more recent investigations using radiocarbon dating and dendrochronowogy show de wandswide occurred around 1450, more dan two centuries before de great eardqwake.[5][6]
The Bonneviwwe wandswide sent a warge amount of debris souf from Tabwe Mountain and Greenweaf Peak, covering more dan 5.5 sqware miwes (14 km2). The debris swid into de Cowumbia Gorge cwose to modern-day Cascade Locks, Oregon, bwocking de Cowumbia River wif a naturaw dam approximatewy 200 feet (61 m) high and 3.5 miwes (5.6 km) wong. The impounded river formed a wake and drowned a forest of trees for about 35 miwes (56 km). Native Americans might have crossed de river on de dam or, as deir oraw histories say, a bridge. Awdough no one knows how wong it took, de Cowumbia River eventuawwy broke drough de dam and washed away most of de debris, forming de Cascades Rapids, demsewves submerged in 1938 by de construction of de Bonneviwwe Dam.[4] Geowogists have determined dat debris from severaw distinct wandswides in de same area overwaps, forming what is cawwed de Cascades wandswide compwex. The Bonneviwwe wandswide was de most recent, and perhaps de wargest wandswide of de compwex. Studies to understand de nature of de wandswide compwex and to map de wobes of individuaw wandswide events were undertaken during de 1960s and 1970s. The composite nature of de wandswide compwex may expwain de earwy discrepancies between date estimates of de Bonneviwwe Landswide.[6]
Native American wegend[edit]
Native American wore contains numerous wegends to expwain de eruptions of Mount St. Hewens and oder vowcanoes in de Cascade Vowcanic Arc. The most famous of dese is de Bridge of de Gods wegend towd by de Kwickitats. In deir tawe, de chief of aww de gods, Tyhee Saghawie and his two sons, Pahto (awso cawwed Kwickitat) and Wy'east, travewed down de Cowumbia River from de Far Norf in search of a suitabwe area to settwe.[7]
They came upon an area dat is now cawwed The Dawwes and dought dey had never seen a wand so beautifuw. The sons qwarrewed over de wand and to sowve de dispute, deir fader shot two arrows from his mighty bow; one to de norf and de oder to de souf. Pahto fowwowed de arrow to de norf and settwed dere whiwe Wy'east did de same for de arrow to de souf. Saghawie den buiwt Tanmahawis, de Bridge of de Gods, so his famiwy couwd meet periodicawwy.[7]
When de two sons of Saghawie bof feww in wove wif a beautifuw maiden named Loowit, she couwd not choose between dem. The two young chiefs fought over her, burying viwwages and forests in de process. The area was devastated and de earf shook so viowentwy dat de huge bridge feww into de river, creating de Cascades Rapids of de Cowumbia River Gorge.[8]
For punishment, Saghawie struck down each of de wovers and transformed dem into great mountains where dey feww. Wy'east, wif his head wifted in pride, became de vowcano known today as Mount Hood, and Pahto, wif his head bent toward his fawwen wove, was turned into Mount Adams. The fair Loowit became Mount St. Hewens, known to de Kwickitats as Louwawa-Cwough which means "smoking or fire mountain" in deir wanguage (de Sahaptin cawwed de mountain Loowit).[9]
See awso[edit]
- ^ Reynowds, Nadaniew D. (December 2001). "Dating de Bonneviwwe Landswide wif Lichenometry" (PDF). Washington Geowogy. 29 (3/4): 11–16. Retrieved 2009-09-07.
- ^ Hiww, Richard L. (September 9, 1999). "Radiocarbon dates awso indicated de Bonneviwwe wandswide couwd be far younger dan dought". The Oregonian. Archived from de originaw on 2010-09-23.
- ^ Schuster, Robert L.; Pringwe, Patrick T. (2002). "Engineering history and impacts of de Bonneviwwe wandswide, Cowumbia River gorge, Washington-Oregon, USA". Landswides--Proceedings of de First European Conference on Landswides. A. A. Bawkema: 689–699.
- ^ a b Hiww, Richard L. (2002-05-15). "Great Cascadia Eardqwake Penrose Conference". The Oregonian. Archived from de originaw on 2008-10-24.
- ^ O'Connor, Jim E. (September 2004). "The Evowving Landscape of de Cowumbia River Gorge: Lewis and Cwark and Catacwysms on de Cowumbia". Oregon Historicaw Quarterwy. 105 (3). Archived from de originaw on 2009-03-28. Retrieved 2009-09-07.
- ^ a b Pringwe, Patrick T. (2009). "The Bonneviwwe swide". Cowumbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum Expworations (Faww-Winter 2009): 2–3. Retrieved 2012-02-03.
- ^ a b Archie Satterfiewd, Country Roads of Washington (Backinprint.com: 2003) ISBN 0-595-26863-3, page 82
- ^ The Bridge of de Gods, deoutwaws.com (accessed 26 November 2006)
- ^ USGS. "Vowcanoes and History: Cascade Range Vowcano Names". Retrieved 2006-10-20.
Furder reading[edit]
- Lawrence, Donawd B. (October 1936). "The Submerged Forest of de Cowumbia River Gorge". Geographicaw Review. 26 (4): 581–592. doi:10.2307/209716.
- Awwen, John (1985). Time Travew in Oregon.
- Lyman, Wiwwiam Denison (1909). The Cowumbia River: Its History, Its Myds, Its Scenery, Its Commerce. pp. 22–24.
Externaw winks[edit]
- Oregonian on possibwe tie to de Cascadia Eardqwake
- Landswide bwocks de Cowumbia River in about 1450
- Use of dendrochronowogy to date and better understand de Bonneviwwe Landswide, Cowumbia River Gorge, Washington
- Anoder wegend of de Bridge of de Gods
- A site on de modern-day Bridge of de Gods, wif one excewwent image of de swide and some discussion of de history.
- Satewwite imagery at Googwe Maps. The town of Cascade Locks, Oregon, is just upstream (to de right), and de Bonneviwwe Dam is on de downstream (weft) side of de swide. Note how de river dramaticawwy narrows at de wocation of de swide.
Coordinates: 45°39′32″N 121°54′58″W / 45.6589°N 121.9162°W
- Cowumbia River Gorge
- Landforms of Hood River County, Oregon
- Landforms of Muwtnomah County, Oregon
- Landforms of Skamania County, Washington
- Landswides in de United States
- History of transportation in Oregon
- History of Washington (state)
- Naturaw disasters in Oregon
- Naturaw disasters in Washington (state)
- Bridges over de Cowumbia River
- Rewigious pwaces of de indigenous peopwes of Norf America
- Landswide-dammed wakes
- Locations in Native American mydowogy


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This little girl arrived right at the end of Christmas Day! Pretty much the best Christmas present ever, right?! She is such a little sweetheart and I love her hair. :) Mom wasn't too sure about being in photos, but I assured her she wouldn't regret it; and she looks gorgeous!
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Technocrat Automation is the only institution in India with the largest State-of-the-Art automation Lab to provide our students unlimited practical exposure to the most advanced equipments used in the industry. Technocrat Automation has 18,500 Sq.ft Advanced Labs filled with top-notch equipments providing unlimited hand-on training to individuals. No other institution in India provides even 50% of the facilities that we provide our students here.
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Technocrat Automation is proud to have professionals with expertise in the core industry to assist the students and train them to be efficient engineers of tomorrow. Well trained teachers give individual attention to each and every student to keep track of their progress. Technocrat Automation ensures that our students get the right training that will make them the perfect engineers, the core industry today requires.
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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Homemade Christmas Gift Idea – Swan Lake Ballet Outfit
I know it may be a little late in the day now but if you're very keen and have some spare time you may be able to get some Christmas gift inspiration from this blog piece this side of Christmas. If not, maybe it might be useful for next year – or a birthday gift for a special little girl during 2012.
Last week (even then it was a little late in the day, I know) I decided that my little ballet loving daughter should have a swan lake outfit for Christmas….and that I should make it myself. I do like a bit of a challenge and love to test my creativity.
So, off I went to the material shop to see what inspiational material I could find.
Novices Take Note!!
Believe me, I am very much a novice on a sewing machine. I have made one dress for my daughter (with my lovely mother's assistance), 2 pairs of curtains and a few creations here and there. Very rarely do I achieve a completely straight line, often there is cursing but I always absolutely love the pride Continue reading
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Christmas Craft Fun – Homemade Christmas Cards
Another advent afternoon, another afternoon of Christmas craft fun. This time, we were making the rather unexciting task of writing our Christmas cards exciting.
Last year we kept all our Christmas cards so we could have some craft fun this year – and the end results were pretty fab!
We got out our Christmas craft glitter, glue and pipe cleaners and got to work. With a little cutting skills, some skillful gluing and some hidden sellotape and blue tack we made some superb Christmas cards that the aunties, uncles, nannies and grandads will all love. A special homemade gift.
What you need:
- Card – you can buy blank cards from stationery shops, we just folded in half some card we were lucky enough for Daddy to provide Continue reading
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Christmas Craft Fun – Pretty Paper Baubles
We have spent the afternoon up to our elbows in tissue paper. We decided to try and make some pretty Christmas paper baubles to add a homemade touch to our tree, I have to admit it took a couple of attempts but the results are very rewarding. Opening out the bauble in all its beauty is a proud moment!
If you feel like having a go yourself there's a little how-to below. A couple of pointers from us though:
- We found glue sticks the best type of glue to use as they didn't make the tissue paper soggy (our first attempt was about 60% OK, 40% soggy!)
- Keep the glue dots quite small and as even as possible for a more even looking bauble
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Children's Craft Idea – Papier Mache Pigs
My 5 year old had a friend round for a few hours recently so I had a little think of what I could come up with to help them have some fun without the "What shall we do?", "I don't want to play that", "I want to be the mummy, not the daddy" discussions.
What I came up with I have to say I slightly regretted part way through but the end results were worth it and they had a lot of fun – though we still had the "mine's bigger than yours", "I've done more layers than you", "mine's pinker than yours" talk!
What was my inspiration? Papier Mache Pigs.
We had some left over balloons from a birthday party that were starting to deflate so I thought it would help me in getting rid of droopy balloons (something that 5 year olds don't think is necesary). They each picked a balloon and we all sat down to make Continue reading
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Children's Craft Ideas – Fun Factual Spinny Spinner
My 5 year old took it upon herself to make a rabbit knowledge spinner (until she needed assistance putting it all together). It was such a good idea I thought I'd share.
She had been drawing pictures and was making spider diagrams drawing lines to different bits of the things she was drawing and writing each parts name. She then decided it would be a good idea to turn the idea into a Spinny Spinner (inspired name!). She drew a picture of her favourite animal (at that moment in time it was a rabbit) and drew different rabbit related things around the edge. She then cut it into a circle and cut another circle to go over the top. With a little parental assistance we cut out a section of the upper circle and put a pin in the middle to make it spin.
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Intergalatic Fun – Space Centre Fun Day
For Father's Day this year, my children promised to take their Daddy to the National Space Centre in Leicester (he's a bit of an amateur astronomer). Day to day life crept in on many occasion meaning we finally took him to space this weekend – almost 6 months late, whoops.
On arriving at the space centre we were greeted with a floating spaceman and then entered through space style doors just to get us even more in the mood.
It was a really fun afternoon out. There were a lot of activites for the children (we didn't have to queue for any but do bear in mind that we went in November) including simulated jumping on the moon, space rubbings, lego making in space gloves and hit the flashing lights reactions test.
There were also so many things to look at and, as a space loving family, we found out lots on interesting facts and figures about space missions and got up to date with the very latest space news. We also went inside the columbus shuttle and saw how an astronaut sleeps and showers (neither looked very relaxing!), created a storm in a weather sphere and shared roles as spaceman and control tower.
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Christmas Craft Fun – Santa's Workshop
Last week we paid a visit to our local pound shop. If you haven't visited one recently, go and have a wander round. We found some really fantastic Christmas craft ideas for just a pound a time. You can also pick up some bargain Christmas decorations for cutting up and making new masterpieces.
I'm sure they'll be lots of posts over the coming week showing you the different craft fun we've had from our local pound shop but this post is highlighting the Santa's Workshop we found.
All together in one pack, all we needed to was stick together and add a little imagination to decorate. Since making the fabulous little workshop we have had several hours of fun making up Christmas storries, imagining what's in the presents and reenacting Father Christmas visiting our house on Christmas Eve.
You could always give this a go yourself, you would just need glue, sellotape, some foam sheets and a creative imagination. We would normally start from scratch but at a pound, we just couldn't resist.
Take a little trip yourself and see what you can find.
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God's call to reconciliation for His people is at the heart of the work that he prepared for us to do as Christians (2 Cor 5:17‐18). The diversity vision of the CRCNA includes a commitment to reflect a multi‐ethnic, multi‐cultural leadership that models God's Diverse and Unified Family. The CRCNA believes that it is essential that this vision for denominational leadership have an impact on every entity and assembly of the church.
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The University of Leicester MSc in Educational Leadership programme is designed to meet the needs and interests of a wide spectrum of practitioners including teachers, school managers and educational professionals within both formal and informal education sectors while keeping three key themes in mind - leadership, learning and change.
The course is relevant to a wide range of practitioners in diverse settings internationally who work in an educational setting and have an interest in how leadership and learning are connected in driving change and improving outcomes.
Throughout the course, students are supported in developing a flexible set of professional inquiry skills to inform practice in their work setting.
Personal development will equip graduates to lead change in their respective organisations.
The MSc Educational Leadership is a rigorous qualification which builds upon your professional knowledge and expertise.
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Puriskin was selected as a #WOW (Women On Wednesday) winner from a number of twitter entries by Jacqueline Gold CBE - Chief Executive Officer of Ann Summers and Knickerbox who is a passionate advocate of supporting women who work. The campaign champions Working Women, especially recognising the achievements of and supporting women starting their own business.
Puriskin is the emerging health and wellness range that harnesses the power of nature, to deliver a potent range of plant-based formulas to care for the skin. Made to be suitable for all skin types, even those who have had mastectomies, prone to eczema, dermatitis, acne, and other skin conditions, each and every product is made to support and rehydrate the skin, while soothing and reducing areas of unevenness and scarring.
Being selected as one of Jacqueline's winners is exciting news for our growing business.
Marva Williams, founder of Vanessa Blake Cosmetics said,
"I am so happy to have won the Jacqueline Gold #WOW award. Puriskin Products are making a difference to people's life. We work very closely with people who are going through chemo and radio-therapy and Eczema Suffers."
When selecting the #WOW winners, Jacqueline looks for businesses that have a unique offering, quality products, strong brand values and that she thinks have potential to grow and succeed in their industry among other criteria.
"For me #WOW is all about inspiring, celebrating and connecting women in business," said Jacqueline. "My vision is that #WOW offers a place for women to network and celebrate each other's successes, whilst gaining support and advice to grow their businesses."
Puriskin will receive a #WOW badge to display on its company website – www.puriskinbyvb.com.
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The British brand was founded in 2008, is London-based and has key offices in Atlanta and New York. Based on positive feedback from both general practice and practitioners in alternative therapy PURISKIN is furthering its reach into the consumer market.
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Question about Panasonic DMR-EZ47V DVD Recorder/VCR
The instruction book is incomprehensible and the girl on the phone apparently doesn't have a high school diploma. But I followed her instructions and the unit said "rec-copying." It said "done" or something, so I tried playing the DVD to see how I did. There was a prompt on the screen that said something about recording not being finalized, but it disappeared before I could read the whole thing. I hit the "rec" button, thinking that would help, and I ended up with 10 seconds of an Arby's commercial from the TV and no movie.
As I said, the manual is less than informative. Please advise.
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There are two methods for copying - one is called "one-touch dubbing" and the other is called the "GUI Method".
For one touch dubbing obviously you have the tape and disc both inserted and have the tape at the position you would like to start copying. Press and hold the Copying button in the direction of the media you're copying to (in this case, the arrow pointing to the DVD) for 3 seconds and it will either start copying or will prompt you on-screen of the television...
If you are using a disc that can be finalized (anything other than DVD+RW or DVD-RAM), you will get a message on the TV that says press Record to record and finalize or press Play to record without finalizing.
The GUI method is to press Functions - Copy, then select the copy direction and start copying.
Before finalizing a disc, when you go to play back the video it always starts with the last recording, not the first. This is probably why you think there is no movie there other than the 10 seconds of Arby's commercial (mmm, Arby's). However, this is the purpose of the Direct Navigator function. If you access it, you should see thumbnails of all of your recordings. Once you finalize the disc and playback, it should start from the beginning.
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We are a team of exercise scientists, recreational athletes, and entrepreneurs that believe everything can be done better, including fitness. Sometimes getting back to our roots of playing in the dirt all day long really is better than bigger and newer. Yes, gyms are a staple in our culture but we want to make the outdoors a staple so you can live a happier, healthier, life.
Look for more philosophy on health, fitness, and life on our BLOG.
Scott Jones has a ridiculous passion of getting people outside. After co founding Lifes2Short Events and starting Athlete On Fire and Becoming Ultra with the goal of inspiring and empowering athletes of all kinds to get out and get after it, Daily Outdoor Workouts just made sense. It is the love child conceived no less than 8 years ago, only now, we know how to build websites! Scott specializes in running and sport specific training for his workouts.
Jeremy Grev has always been an outdoor enthusiast. Growing up in MN he was always outside exploring, fishing, running, biking, skiing, etc. Having played many sports and always challenging himself with other physical endeavors, two degrees in exercise physiology helped him understand how the body works and how to make it work better. His love for adventure and the outdoors eventually led him to nature's playground, known to others simply as Colorado. When he isn't outside playing, he can be found in a puddle of tears, as we all imagine anyone would be without fresh air and sweat. Jeremy is our DOW mastermind and creates most of the amazing DOWs you love, specializing in Winter sports and mountain sports conditioning.
Lauren Jones grew up in the rocky mountains of Colorado and is a trail runner, playground workout fanatic, wanna-be ski bum, elite Obstacle course racer and mom of 2 crazy boys. She has her degree in exercise science, is certified in pilates and is co-founder of Life's 2 Short events and the founder of Running with Kids (resources for active parents) and SOMbands (inspirational apparel). Lauren's workouts will focus on Playground, pi-yo inspired and obstacle race training workouts.
Ryan Atkins is a world class professional athlete. After spending much of his youth competing in unicycle trial competitions (yes, it's crazy) and cycling, he has recently been dominating the Obstacle Course Racing scene. He is a two time World's Toughest Mudder champion, a Battle Frog and Ice Bug sponsored athlete and he literally can't stay off the podium. You can rest assured he is going to bring a new perspective to your outdoor training. Oh, and he is our sole Canadian rep, we love the Canadian Rockies so much we had to have someone from our awesome northernly neighbor! Be sure to check out his Tuesday and Thursday posts on Instagram and follow along on his Monday live Periscope workout.
Coach Tony Middleton is the owner and head coach for Unlimited Potential Fitness, an organization that he created to help people unlock their unlimited potential through fitness coaching, personal training, and obstacle course racing. His passion for fitness started 8 years ago when he discovered the burgeoning sport of Parkour and blossomed a few years later when he started obstacle racing. Now he teaches OCR bootcamps five times a week in Thornton and Boulder and is a team captain and facebook editor for Colorado Obstacle Racers, the largest obstacle racing club in the state. In 2013 he was selected to be an OCRgear.com Brand Ambassador and in 2014 he became a Men's Health Urbanathalon Training Ambassador. Although he is the father of two and holds down a day job doing software engineering, he still makes time to train athletes and compete in obstacle races. In fact, he placed first in age group at the Colorado Spartan Sprint this year and is ranked in the top 15 for age group nationally. Coach Tony has completed four coaching certifications:
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Founder & English teacher
Hi everyone! My name is Isabel and I'm an experienced teacher of English as a foreign language. I have worked as a Spanish tutor and English teacher with children, teenagers and adults for over 8 years.
I enjoy travelling and knowing about other cultures and languages. That is the reason why 'teaching' became my passion.
I strongly believe that when learning a new language, it is very important to have teachers that make you feel enthusiastic and comfortable by learning something new, interesting and useful in every lesson. So I hope you enjoy the fantastic learning experience of Language Corner by having a great time!
Hi people! My name is Eric and I founded Language Corner with Isabel. I am not a teacher myself, but I focus mainly on the administrative and financial part of the company.
I love sports – football in particular. Besides that, I enjoy traveling the world, seeing new places and meeting new people. What I learned from traveling is that a language really connects people. It's hard to communicate and understand the culture of each other when you don't speak the same language.
The goal is to make Language Corner an international company so people all over the world have the ability to learn a language in a professional and fun way! Because learning another language enriches your life 🙂
Dutch & English teacher
Hi! I'm Joëtta.
I am passionate about intercultural education and love helping students achieve their language learning goals. I encourage my students to be actively engaged in their learning and aim for my lessons to be dynamic, fun, interesting and inspiring.
I have a bachelor's degree in Psychology and a master's degree in International Development Studies. From 2013-2016 I lived in Málaga, Spain, where I got my teaching qualification, gained experience as a language teacher and learnt Spanish.
When I'm not teaching, I'm working on my music career. I'm studying jazz music in Amsterdam, sing in various groups and I've just started learning to play the ukulele. Besides teaching and music, I've got a lot of hobbies and interests: yoga, (self)compassion practice, nature, contemporary art and travelling, to name a few.
I hope you have a wonderful time at Language Corner and look forward to meeting you in person!
Native English teacher
Hey everybody! My name is Jacob and I'm from Sydney, Australia. Amsterdam is a bit colder than Sydney, but the bikes, culture and people (that's you!) are what make this epic city my second home 🙂
I'm passionate about the natural world, food, travel and education. I love diversity of all kinds, which is one reason why I became a language teacher.
I find languages fascinating; each one carries an alternative perspective on how to see the world. Learning a new language truly has the potential to change your life, and I think it's a remarkable thing to pursue and accomplish.
I hold a Master of Secondary Teaching and a Certificate of English Language Teaching to Adults. Throughout my studies and classroom experience I've learnt that successful education of any kind must be engaging, and that the best way to capture students' attention is to make lessons fun! I therefore strive to incorporate games, practical skills and laughs in every single lesson.
Native English teacher
Hi! I'm Allyson, and I come from the dreamy college town of Athens, Georgia in the United States! I am so excited to call Amsterdam my home, and to teach English to people from all over the world!
I have a life-long passion for languages and cultures. My mother is from Puerto Rico and taught me the beautiful Spanish language, and as a child I spent many years here in the Netherlands. As a university student, I studied and travelled extensively all over Europe, and earned a Bachelor's degree (BA) in Art History and then a Master's degree (MA) in Italian and Spanish. I began my teaching career as an instructor of Italian at the University of Georgia, and eventually became a private tutor in Atlanta, Georgia. After moving to Amsterdam, I decided to pursue teaching my native language by earning a master certification for teaching English to international students.
I love people! I am passionate about connecting with others face-to-face, sharing ideas, and encouraging students to go far in their professional and personal lives by building their confidence with one successful lesson after another. When I am not teaching, you can find me exploring this beautiful city on my bicycle, cooking up dinner parties at my lovely home, frequenting live jazz shows, or drinking a delicious beer at a pub. I'm excited to meet and work with new students and hope you make the Language Corner your next stop for your language goals and needs!
Native English teacher
Hello! My name is Tiana and I was born and raised in the heart of Texas!
Before moving to Amsterdam, I had the privilege of working as a Supplemental Instructor at Austin Community College for a sophomore-level government class. Helping students grasp difficult subjects and understand the complexity of the U.S. Government was incredibly rewarding. I absolutely loved it!
In addition to teaching, I love singing and playing the guitar. Victor Wooten, one of my favorite bassists, once said that we should approach music the same way we learn verbal language – by embracing mistakes and practicing as often as possible.
I believe in viewing mistakes as a necessary bridge to cross in order to communicate effectively in a new language. Remember, a bridge closes a gap. It connects two impassible sides. So let's cross that bridge together! See you in class!
Native Spanish teacher
¡Hola a todos! My name is Julián, I am from Madrid and I have been teaching Spanish and English for 7 years now.
I have a BA (Hons) in English Literature and Linguistics that I studied in Madrid, London and Lyon and I am currently finishing my Research MA in Linguistics at the University of Amsterdam.
I personally believe that motivation is a key ingredient in language learning. Therefore, I focus on creating a stimulating environment in which students can truly enjoy the experience of learning a new language. Having taught children, teenagers and adults in Madrid, London and Amsterdam has also given me the skill to tailor my lessons to the demands of my students.
Along with teaching, research is my passion trying to understand the role language plays in culture and identity construction. For that reason, I try to give my students a glimpse of the Spanish way of life in my lessons.
I look forward to meeting you and to bring you closer to Spain without leaving Amsterdam. ¡Nos vemos!
Native Spanish teacher
Hi, my name is Pilar and I'm from a town near the city of Madrid. I recently moved to Amsterdam in need of a change. I'm in love with this city and most of all, my pink-wheeled bike.
I studied English Studies in Madrid and specialised in applied linguistics. This was just the beginning of my relationship with teaching. I continued my training with different courses and a Master's Degree and since I started I haven't regret it one bit. The proof is that I've been teaching English and Spanish for seven years now. I've taught kids and adults in a wide variety of contexts and I keep on learning with every student I teach.
Making students feel comfortable in class is at the top of my list since I think learning a language is a process that one should enjoy and be excited about it, so I try to make my classes fun and interesting, classes where anybody can make their contributions without feeling stressed out.
Besides teaching, I love watching documentaries, dinosaurs, hiking and something I really enjoy is learning trivia, so you better be ready to get asked a lot!
Native English teacher
Hi there! My name is Sami-Jo and I am from Sydney, Australia. I love food, coffee, sports and travel, and in fact for the past three years I have been living in different countries within Europe.
I started my journey working in Bologna, Italy (a foodie's paradise) and then moved to Paris, France to complete my Master's degree in International Business. I hold a Certificate of Language Teaching to Adults, and have experience teaching English to children, teenagers and adults of all levels across the globe.
I like to bring energy and creativity to my lessons in order to ensure all my students are fully involved and excited about learning new language items!
In addition to teaching I am an avid Lindy Hop dancer and my dream is to go to Herräng next summer…. the world's longest and largest Swing Dance festival in Sweden!
Native English teacher
Hello! My name's Josh, and I hail from the paradise that is Yorkshire, in the North of England.
I've been very lucky to work and study in some of the best educational institutions in the world, and have lived in the UK, the US, Spain, and the Netherlands. I've developed my approach to teaching and learning alongside some truly inspirational educators from very different walks of life; something I look forward to sharing with you!
I've a keen interest in politics and humanitarian issues and, for me, every minute we invest engaging with those who are different to us is a step towards striking a fatal blow to all kinds of prejudice and discrimination. Language learning therefore becomes one of our most invaluable tools in building a better world.
And, let's be honest, it's a whole load of fun too. If we get the chance to share a classroom together, I can promise an engaging approach to learning in which laughter is a key ingredient.
When I'm not teaching, I love to spend my time travelling, playing guitar, reading, cooking, and doing sport.
Hope we get the chance to meet each other soon.
Native English teacher
In 2012, I fell into teaching accidentally after graduating from university in New York City with a degree in Theatre Arts. Feeling a little aimless, I packed my bags and moved to Istanbul, Turkey, where I began teaching English to adults just to pay the bills. I discovered quickly that I had stumbled into my passion, and I've spent the following years dedicating myself to helping students reach their goals.
My experience has taught me just how powerful language can be, bringing people from all backgrounds together in surprising and fulfilling ways. Learning (and teaching!) a language is about appreciating challenge, embracing mistakes, and leaning enthusiastically into new experiences. I value a sense of fun and community in my classroom, and I strive to empower everyone to shape their own success.
Apart from teaching, I love zip-lining, meeting friends to play board games, and cooking big weekend brunches.
Welcome to Language Corner – I'm looking forward to seeing you in class!
Native Dutch teacher
I have had the privilege of teaching English and Dutch to both adults and children in Santiago de Chile, where I also learned to speak Spanish fluently and lived for 5 years in a totally different culture than mine. Therefore I know what it's like to live in a foreign country, having to learn a new language and to adapt to a whole new culture. I love to study the contrasts between different languages and their cultures. It's interesting to see how learning a foreign language helps you to understand the culture of that country and how it can even change your view of the world.
Besides languages, I love walking in the park, reading, watching netflix and travelling.
Native English teacher
Hello friends of Language Corner!
I was born and raised at the bottom of the African continent in the beautiful city of Cape Town. Having recently completed my degree in Sociology and English Literature, I made my way up the planet to Europe. Now I find myself in the magically quaint and quintessential city of Amsterdam. I am currently completing my Research Masters in Psychology and teaching the language that I know far too well.
When I am not teaching and studying, I am most likely using up the WIFI at coffee shops (the one's that sell coffee), looking for a patch of sunshine (I am African) or playing backgammon.
I was drawn to warm and welcoming people behind the success of Language Corner. Learning languages can be very intimidating and structured, but that's not the ethos here. You will feel comfortable to explore and grow in this homey space!
Native Dutch teacher
Hallo daar! I'm Jamila, a real Dutchie, born and raised in Amsterdam. I love to travel, learn about cultural differences, listen to people's stories and am very motivated to learn. Progress is what makes me happy, making progress myself but especially seeing other people making progress. I think learning a language should be fun and will find ways to turn the energy around when excitement can not be felt. Moreover, I love challenges and like to challenge my students. I believe that we can do so much more than we think we can.
The human brain is my main field of interest and I like to combine my (increasing) knowledge of the brain with the constant search for the best way to learn foreign languages. Having said that, every brain does require a different method. No standard classes, I like to make every class interesting according to your personal interest and capabilities. Why learn 100 new words about art, if you'll not talk about art in your daily life. Setting priorities, the details will follow. Are you ready?
Native English teacher
Hey there and welcome to Language Corner Amsterdam!
My name is Sue, a Chicago native who has been living in the Netherlands since 1996. While in Chicago, I earned my B.A. in Communications and soon after began working for CBS Radio as a producer and later as host of the Sunday morning radio program, Chicago Connection, for B96 radio.
As I am one who loves to travel, life eventually brought me to the Netherlands and with my passion for language, I immediately enrolled in a Dutch class. I really enjoyed my Dutch lessons and admired the teachers that were so dedicated to our group. It got me thinking and I realized this is something I would also like to do. At that moment, I decided to go back to school and I earned the Cambridge CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults). Since then I've had the pleasure of providing all types of courses such as: General English, Business English, exam preparation, presentation skills, and English for specific purposes (flight attendants, tour guides, hospitality employees, etc). In addition, I work as a Dutch-English translator. So, as you can see, language is definitely a "thing" with me. ?
For me, one of the most important aspects of learning a language is that students feel safe and comfortable in the classroom. Creating an open and fun learning environment is crucial to every student's unique language journey. I love seeing the progress students make and watching their confidence grow with each week. And I love to laugh and have fun. Hopefully you do too and we'll see each other soon!
Native Dutch teacher
Hi! I'm Anne, born and raised in the Netherlands.
When I took my first French class in high school I fell in love with learning foreign languages, and I haven't fallen out of it ever since. I studied Linguistics and Spanish in Amsterdam, and during my study experience abroad I learned that I love to be in an international environment, exchanging language and culture.
Being a teacher also taught me a lot, and believe it or not, the Dutch language still surprises me regularly! When I'm teaching about the Dutch culture (or talk about what's typical Amsterdams) I love to laugh with my students about the funny sayings and customs.
In my lessons I like to focus on communicating, giving my students the tools to be able to do so. I use my personal experience, anecdotes, games and songs to keep you engaged in every class.
When I'm not teaching I like to read a good book, eat gambas with garlic, or scuba dive in some deep ocean.
Are you willing to dive into Dutch with me?


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Richmond motorist Carl Nelson thought he found a loophole in California's "hands-free" law preventing motorists from using their cellphones while driving. Nelson argued before the First District Court of Appeal that a car is not moving when you're stopped at a red light; thus, drivers should be able to use their cellphones. Interesting theory, but the appellate court didn't buy his argument, ruling on Monday that drivers are still considered "driving" while at a stoplight, reports the San Francisco Chronicle.
Nelson was given a $103 ticket for using his phone while at a stoplight in December 2009. Appealing his citation, Nelson argued that the 2007 state distracted driving law applies only when you are in a vehicle in motion. Under the law, all drivers are prohibited from using cell phones while driving. Officers may also cite a driver for using a cell phone without any other traffic offense taking place.
"Driving requires volitional movement, and when you're stopped at a light, you're not moving," Darren Kessler, Nelson's lawyer, told the Chronicle.
Interestingly, Nelson based his theory on a 1991 California Supreme Court ruling that held a drunk man was not committing a DUI when he was found passed out on the steering wheel of his car that was parked legally with the motor running. So it really is better to pass out in your car drunk instead of attempting to drive home, but we digress.
It was a creative appeal for a traffic ticket and interesting enough to end up in state appellate court. But the justices put the smackdown on Nelson's loophole theory, stating the the law would be threatened if drivers were allowed to use cellphones during "fleeting pauses," according to the Chronicle. It also differentiated the two situations because the drunk driver had been parked, while Nelson had been on the road.
Nelson's appeal will likely not be the last in driver's creative attempts to get out of pricey tickets. In its ruling the appellate court felt it did not need to discuss other scenarios, such as if a driver is stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic and needs to phone home.
Before you pull out that cellphone on the 405, however, ask yourself if you want to go through the cost and time of a ticket and an appeal.
Related Resources:
- Find a Los Angeles DUI Attorney (FindLaw)
- Seriously, You Can't Talk on the Phone from Behind the Wheel (laist.com)
- Distracted Driving and Texting while Driving (FindLaw)
- Consequences for Distracted Drivers: Death and Lawsuits? (The Los Angeles DUI Blog)


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After five years in business, David Kassir, owner and CEO of Falls Church, Va.-based broker/dealer Manna Capital Management, closed up shop this month. He then joined Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network as an independent practice, bringing with him $77 million in assets.
"There's no way on Earth one or two people can run a broker/dealer and sustain in this environment and be profitable," Kassir said. "Unless the regulations change, it's a broken model and that we will continue to see ... compression in the industry."
More b/ds are following the same path due to, many say, increased administrative and regulatory burdens. Often, the principals of those small shops are moving on to larger firms.
In January 2013, Eagle One Investments wound down its operations and moved its 30 or so advisors to Securities America. Last July, LPL Financial announced a deal to recruit some 400 advisors from broker/dealer Financial Telesis. The group was restructured as an LPL office of supervisory jurisdiction (OSJ) called Global Retirement Partners. Around the same time, Knightstown, Ind.-based Dalton Strategic Investment Services joined Securities America as a branch office in July. And in March, First Midwest Securities closed up shop and joined Royal Alliance as an OSJ.
In fact, in the last 12 months ending February, 212 b/ds shut down, compared to 147 firms that were created, according to Fishbowl Strategies, which tracks new b/d formations and withdrawals.
"Small b/ds are looking for a way to get out from under," said Jonathan Henschen, president of the recruiting firm Henschen & Associates. "The additional regulatory requirements are especially suffocating and expensive. They get between a rock and a hard place because they don't have the scale to afford additional expenses, like larger broker/dealers can."
Kassir purchased Manna Capital Management in May 2009 from an 84-year-old retired Marine colonel who was looking to retire from financial services. At the time, the firm didn't have a website, and they were still paying for ads in The Yellow Pages. Kassir felt it was very antiquated; he put a lot of work into getting the firm where it needed to be from a marketing and branding perspective.
Just a few months ago, Kassir got a letter from Stifel Nicolaus, which recently purchased his clearing partner Sterne Agee. The letter said he had 30 days to find a new clearing firm, likely because he wasn't generating enough activity for them.
"That was the straw that broke the camel's back," he said. "All they did is speed up my timeline. I've been looking for a way out of running a broker/dealer for some time. This was the catalyst."
David Alsup, founder of Fishbowl Strategies, said small b/ds have a harder time finding a clearing firm these days because those firms need higher levels of trading activity to justify the costs they pay to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation. The DTCC charges those clearing firms just to house the securities, and also every time a stock splits or a dividend is paid.
Smaller firms also have a harder time tracking their brokers' business, Henschen said, especially around variable annuities and alternatives. The restrictions on how much of clients' assets can go into those investments is getting more confusing, and there is pressure to track assets put into fee-based accounts to ensure the broker is generating enough activity to justify those fees, avoiding the so-called 'reverse churning' that can bring down the wrath of regulators.
While several years ago many small b/ds were simply closing down for good, this new wave of b/d owners want to stay in the business after shuttering. Henschen said it's attractive to these small owners to join a larger firm as a branch office or an independent practice; they no longer have the compliance burden of running a b/d, and they get the cache of a large firm's branding, such as Wells Fargo.
Kassir had about five reps at his firm. Rather than move them all over to FiNet, he sent them letters asking them to find a new broker/dealer. He wanted to focus more on working with his own clients than running his business.
Kassir said he was attracted to FiNet's technology, advisor training and practice management. He had built his practice by acquiring firms, and Wells Fargo may be able to help him structure future deals, he said.
"For 15 years, I've been using my own money to bankroll all these acquisitions," Kassir said. "Now I've got a financial partner that can do the analytics, that can structure the deal and perhaps fund the majority of the deal."


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School of Pharmacy
10A Victoria St. S.
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada N2G 1C5
Phone: 519-888-4499
Dr. Foldvari's research focuses on the development of intelligent delivery systems and biomolecular devices with the goal of developing new, non-invasive technologies to deliver and target therapeutic agents into the body and to diseased tissues, as well as investigating the fundamental properties of these delivery technologies and the cells they target.
Dr. Marianna Foldvari contact page
Major Department Affiliation: School of Pharmacy
Dr. Foldvari also holds cross-appointments at the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the University of Waterloo.
BSc Pharmacy (Semmelweis Medical University)
DPharmSci (Semmelweis Medical University)
PhD Pharmaceutical Sciences (Dalhousie University)
Courses Taught
PHARM 126 Pharmaceutical Calculations
PHARM 604 Gene Therapy
Scholarly and Professional Activities
Editor of the Hot Topic Issue on "Nanomedicine - the application of nanotechnology to develop better treatments for patients" for Current Drug Delivery (2011)
Associate Editor, Nanomedicine: Nanotechnology, Biology, and Medicine (2006 – Present)
Dr. Foldvari continues to conduct collaborative research with her colleagues in the Western College of Veterinary Medicine and College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan in the areas of gene therapy and vaccine development. In other areas of non-invasive technologies to deliver therapeutic DNA and proteins into the body and to specifically target these therapeutics to diseased tissues she has collaborations at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, Semmelweis University, University of Colorado, University College London and University of Queensland. She also collaborates with colleagues and research scientists at the National Synchrotron Light Source at Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York and the Canadian Light Source.
Research Interests
Drug & Vaccine Delivery Systems and Nanomedicine
For more information see Dr. Foldvari's Research Group
Selected Publications
- Elsabahy M, Foldvari M. Needle-free gene delivery through the skin: An overview of recent strategies. Curr Pharm Des. 2013.
- King M, Kumar P, Michel D, Batta R, Foldvari M. In vivo sustained dermal delivery and pharmacokinetics of interferon alpha in biphasic vesicles after topical application. European Journal of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics. 2013.
- Manfredi TG, Monteiro MA, Lamont LS, Singh MF, Foldvari M, White S, Cosmas AC, Urso ML. Postmenopausal effects of resistance training on muscle damage and mitochondria. J Strength Cond Res. 2013;27(2):556-561.
- Alqawlaq S, Huzil JT, Ivanova MV, Foldvari M. Challenges in neuroprotective nanomedicine development: Progress towards noninvasive gene therapy of glaucoma. Nanomedicine (Lond). 2012;7(7):1067-1083.
- Badea I, Virtanen C, Verrall RE, Rosenberg A, Foldvari M. Effect of topical interferon-gamma gene therapy using gemini nanoparticles on pathophysiological markers of cutaneous scleroderma in tsk/+ mice. Gene Ther. 2012;19(10):978-987.
- Dong C, Alqawlaq S, Huzil T, Ivanova M, Elsabahy M, Santos AP, Foldvari M. Physical and transfection properties of non-viral gemini surfactant-phospholipid nanoparticles. Molecular Therapy. 2012;20:S159-S159.
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Student Involvement & Activism
As Student Affairs professionals we are often in a position in which we are guiding our student leaders or asked for advice or support on current social change situations facing students today. This places us in a position of authority but one of opportunity for learning, as well. The landscape of the college student experience is changing and in moments of off and on-campus activism we are gifted with an opportunity to be thoughtful and purposeful in our guidance and response.
Most often our guidance takes a formal path where we are meeting with our student leaders one-on-one or with a student organization during one of their regularly scheduled meetings. These are regimented opportunities to encourage these individuals to flex their leadership muscles, to encourage them to reach for the stars, teach them that it is okay to fail, help them recover gracefully, and to learn and do better or differently the next time in instances that do not end well.
Then there are the rarer, but even more pivotal opportunities in our careers when we guide our students in a more impromptu setting. It is those crucial moments when we are faced with a challenge or situation and we must act in a way that role models for our students the right, just, and ideally peaceful approach to handling difficult and challenging situations. Our actions are under the microscope of our colleagues and students and we are poised to set a good example.
So how do we handle such situations when we are the ones in the spotlight? I have read a couple of articles recently regarding the enhancement of the student involvement and leadership experience. We are prone to reaffirming for our students what a positive and beneficial experience their leadership role is for their future employability and development. That is the obvious response but the less explicit, is the refreshing approach they take to leadership and what we can learn from them.
The following are five "gifts" (full article here) we can receive from our student leaders that will deepen and develop our approach to, and appreciation for, leadership and management.
- Naïve enthusiasm and optimism—adopt a "take a chance" attitude; put aside your reservations or thoughts that certain actions or behaviors will not produce the intended outcome; try to look at situations with a fresh set of eyes and be willing to relinquish control on the situation to just see where it goes.
- Flexibility and adaptation—it's all part of the role and "roll with it" mentality; give each task you are faced with equal importance and passion; be willing to do anything and everything; believe that no task or request is beneath you.
- Passion and a sense of justice—allow your passion and drive for justice to melt into your presentation of topics; be authentic—by being genuine and forthright about your passion, you will persuade stakeholders inside and outside the institution. Be careful to not become complacent and attempt to approach each situation without bias and predictability.
- Keep it real—keep things simple and on-the-level; resist the urge to overcomplicate things; try to whittle each situation down to bare bones and then build up from there. Remain focused and intentional about the issue at hand.
- Make it fun—remember to maintain balance in our work; look for opportunities to weave enjoyment and fun into our work, when appropriate. Don't take yourself too seriously.
There is so much we can learn from our students. I encourage you to go back to your roots, think of the passion you had when you were first hired into the position you hold now. Are there any (or all) of the 5 gifts that you could revisit and embrace more fully? Sometimes it is just a matter of changing your mindset or being more present every day in our jobs. I would like to challenge you to choose one of the five gifts above and to work toward weaving it into your work over the course of the spring semester. Write it down, brainstorm ideas of how you might act and react differently to situations that arise. Commit to the gift and try something new weekly to incorporate that gift into your office and daily work. Warning! You may see a shift in how your colleagues and the students you work with and for respond!
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There are many apps that are free to download but once you install those app they have a limited period offer or you need to pay them to get the full services etc. This is more common in games where the developers sell the games for free on android devices but there are many things inside the games that you really want but is sold for a prize, Like for example you need to have some gems to unlock a particular quest but gems are only received when you pay for it. Of course these are the ways by which the developers earn some profit after spending day and night to develeop the game or app for the use. They deserve their reward. This post is about few apps that lets to get those in app purchases for free, without spending a penny.
Note- The tricks mentioned in this article is illegal. This article is purely for educational purpose. We are not responsible for anything happens after you read this article and do anything illegal.
Free in App Purchasing Apps For Android 2017
The following are the list of apps with which one can do the things mentioned above.
Freedom Apk
We all love games, and we all want a new car to buy in the game. But the thing is you need to pay for that. Though the game is for free there are many in app purchases in the game. The Freedom apk is one of the apps that lets you buy such things without paying a penny. And most of the time even if you want to purchase you, need an International credit card which helps in international fund transfer. The Freedom apk is the answer. This app is easy to install and easy to use no difficulties. The download process is also very easy.
Following is the instruction or procedure on how to download and install the Freedom Apk app. Before you install the app make sure that you have enabled the 'Allow third party app to install' option in your phone's settings. As the Freedom apk is not available in the play store. To do that just go to the settings menu of your phone and under the applications setting or security settings (This may differ on different phones) you will find the 'Allow third party apps to install option. Check the option and then continue with the installation.
Step 1 – Open your browser and search for freedom apk download for Android, you'll get the official website that is https://freedomappdl.com/ Once you have pasted the above link press go and it will redirect you to the website.
Step 2 – Now once you are redirected to the download page, scroll down, below the information of the information about app you will find the link to download the app. Click on the link and download it.
Step 3 – Once you have downloaded the apk file, you can either open it from the downloads section of your web browser or you can open it from the folder where you have downloaded using a file explorer.
Step 4 – Open the apk file. You will be prompted with a dialogue box (make sure that you have enabled the option to allow third party apps to install) with two options install or cancel. Click on install an let the app install. Now you can use the app and enjoy your games.
Creehack is another tool similar to freedom apk. This app too helps you to bypass the buying or purchasing section of a game or of other apps. Creehack has the same features as Freedom. It is the alternative for Freedom apk. Follow the instructions on how to get the app. Most of the installation process is similar to Freedom apk. But it is recommended that you follow the instruction carefully.
Step 1 – Open a web browser on your phone. Then open the official CreeHack Apk download for Android website ie https://CreeHacks.com/.
Step 2 – Once redirected to the website you will find the download link. Click on the button and download the app.
Step 3 – Once the app is downloaded click and open it. Install the app and enjoy.
LeoPlay Card
LeoPlay Card is another alternative to get free in app purchase. This app too works on all devices. And has similar features like Creehack and Freedom. It is also free like other two apps. You just download it, install it and just use it right away. Works on almost all apps.
Following is the instruvction on where to get the app and how to download and install the app. The procedure is similar to other apps, but you should follow the instructions, it is recommended.
Step 1 – Visit the official website to download Leo PlayCard apk for Android. press go and let it redirect.
Step 2 – Once redirected to the official website, find the download button which is below the information about the app. Download it.
Step 3 – After downloading the apk file just open it and install it. Thats it, now you can open the app and enjoy the games or apps with full features.
AppSara like LeoPlay is does the same task efficiently. This app is also and alternative to the other apps mentioned in the article. AppSara has a beautiful and simple user interface. So it is easy to use the app.
Following is the instruction for the app to download and install. Please follow the instructions properly to successfully install the app. Make sure to enable the third party app installation option.
Step 1 – Open the Web browser of your mobile phone and search for AppSara.
press go and let it redirect to the official website.
Step 2 – After redirecting to the website you will find the download button. Click on the download button and let it download.
Step 3 – Open the apk file and install the app. Enjoy the unlimited gaming and other premium app features
Lucky Patcher
Lucky Patcher is a famous tool patching tool. It is also similar to the other apps mentioned in the article. Following is the instruction to download the app and install it.
Step 1 – Open the Web browser of your mobile phone. And search for Lucky Patcher Apk Download or Visit https://lucky-patcher.netbew.com/ press go and let it redirect to the official website.
Step 2 – After redirecting to the website you will find the download button. Click on the download button and let it download.
Step 3 – Open the apk file and install the app. Enjoy the unlimited gaming and other premium app features.
Hope you found some free in-app purchasing apps for Android, if yes let us know in the comment section below.


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Rhode Island Detox Center Listings
A good number of drug detox centers have sprung up in Rhode Island with the purpose of supporting addicted people emotionally and medically. They aim to help them quit safely by detoxifying them. They offer rehabilitation to surmount the problems brought about by addiction and boost their willpower. Because majority of attempts at ending addiction ends up in more desire for drugs and ultimately depression, it has become crucial to use specialized and focused assistance from an alcohol detox center. This provides a regimented treatment plan.
Lately, studies have shown an increase in the numbers of Rhode Island detox centers. Drug abuse is a big problem here. According to DEA, cocaine is the main drug abused here. The purity level is usually between 50-90%, making it very potent. The effects are equally devastating. This requires a comprehensive drug detoxification program to get back on track.
Rhode Island is supposed to be the hub of circulation for the entire New England region. The drugs start off near the borders and consignments arrive here by way of genuine goods transport like tractors. This is the peddled off to innocent victims, mostly in their teens, wrecking havoc in their lives. Thus, a Rhode Island drug detox is helpful for those who are thus ensnared.
Thus, Rhode Island detox centers play an important role in combating the threat of drug and alcohol abuse. These can bring to an end the incidents of substance abuse.
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- A-level French £23.00/hr
- A-level German £23.00/hr
- English as a Foreign Language (EFL) £23.00/hr
- French (general) £23.00/hr
- GCSE English £23.00/hr
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- GCSE German £23.00/hr
- German (general) £23.00/hr
- Key Stage 3 English £23.00/hr
- Key Stage 3 French £23.00/hr
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- University French £23.00/hr
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- I have been teaching French and German privately for 15 years with some excellent results at GCSE and A Level . I have also been teaching English for over seven years.
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- French and German are the two subjects which I teach to all levels. I also teach English up to G.C.S.E. level and English as a Foreign Language to all levels.
- Tell me about your qualifications.
- I have a B.A (Hons) degree in French from the University of Reading and spent a year abroad at Grenoble University. I also studied for a TEFL qualification at Swansea University.
- What kind of experience do you have?
- I have taught French and German in a secondary school and have been running my own business teaching French and German to all levels for the past 15 years. I also work as a Translator.
- How much do you charge?
- I charge £25 per hour for lessons via a Skype connection. Shorter 50 minutes' lessons are also available via Skype, for which a lower rate is chargeable.
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- I teach at home and on Skype
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- I am available where and whenever required.
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- I teach all ages and all levels.
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- I have a CRB disclosure certificate.
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- I have a skype connection for online tutoring.
- Where and with whom did you train?
- Reading University , Grenoble University and Swansea University
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- I teach across a wide range of abilities.
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- I always put my students at their ease as this is the best way to achieve the best results.
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Definition of circumference
- The circle measures 22 inches in circumference.
- from the center to the circumference of the sphere
What is the circumference of the Earth at the equator?
The circle is 38 inches in circumference.
The fence marks the circumference of the field.
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Attempts have been made to measure the circumference of the earth since the time of Aristotle. The calculation that Columbus was relying on led him to think he could reach China by sailing west more quickly than by sailing east. But that measurement had calculated the earth's circumference as about a quarter too small, and the rest is history. Columbus wasn't the only one who got it wrong; many later attempts continued to produce different measurements for the earth's circumference—even though the Greeks had calculated it correctly way back in the 3rd century B.C.
First Known Use: 14th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1See Words from the same year
border, borderline, bound, boundary, brim, compass, confines, edge, edging, end, frame, fringe, hem, margin, perimeter, periphery, rim, skirt, skirting, verge;
brink, crest, curb, cusp, lip;
demarcation, extent, limitation, measure, mere, restriction, termination;
borderland, frontier, march, outskirts, pale, selvage;
: the length of a line that goes around something or that makes a circle or other round shape
: the outer edge of a shape or area
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